Eye Hospital Reopens Fully After 18-Day Shutdown

The National Institute of Ophthalmology and Hospital in the capital has resumed full operations after an 18-day closure. From Saturday (June 14) morning, doctors, nurses, and staff members were seen reporting for duty. Patients and their relatives were also present at the facility. Healthcare professionals were observed providing services with dedication and sincerity. A doctor at the hospital said, “We’ve been here since morning. Patients are coming in, and we’re providing treatment to everyone. Those who need it are also being admitted.” The hospital had suspended its operations following an untoward incident on May 28. After several rounds of negotiation, the emergency department reopened on June 4, followed by the outpatient department last Thursday. As of today, the hospital has officially resumed full-scale operations.